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IBM says Viper will have bite

Upcoming version of DB2 will move ahead of competitors, says company, but an industry analyst believes it will only keep pace

Big Blue’s grid-and-grow plan

IBM increases the number of its grid-approved partners to increase market penetration of the technology

IDC Canada unlocks new market secrets

Aiming products at the usual vertical markets doesn't help anyone anymore

Ethernet gets another group to champion the technology

Another vendor group has sprung up to trumpet the virtues of Ethernet technology. However, the new Ethernet Alliance says that unlike the others, it has staying power that will benefit the channel.

The rise of Andy’s Sun

Leveraging his experience at HP, Andy Canham is preparing to lead Sun's Canadian operation into emerging server, storage and software markets

New Products-Kyocera Mita TFT LCD Module

Also releases from Lenovo, MGR Industries, TAB Canada and Spectrum Control

Hitachi tops up mid-range storage line

Hitachi Data Systems has finished upgrading its mid-range TagmaStore AMS storage system with the release this month of the top-of-the-line model.

UMPC too soon for the masses

Analysts predict a rough ride for Microsoft's much anticipated product

Managing the flow

Talked about for years, managing storage as a single unit has become affordable for most companies. VARs should be offering it to clients

Subway’s new voice

A Cisco messaging system has given a fast food operator a way to speak to employees in stores he rarely visits

Toshiba Canada launches recycling program

Following other hardware manufacturers, Toshiba of Canada has started a recycling program to ensure most unwanted computer gear is disposed of in an environmentally safe manner.

EMC builds its SMB offering

To further its presence in the small and medium business market, EMC Corp. has added advanced networked storage systems to its Insignia product line to meet what it says are SMB's storage, data management and data protection needs.

PC surpasses one million units shipped

Sales of notebooks, servers and even desktop PCs in Canada did well in 2005, according to the latest figures by Evans Research Corp. of Toronto.

Now and Xen

Novell outlines its next phase of open source with Suse Linux and virtualization

Digital for under a dime

Camera manufacturers were asked to send us their best for under $1,000. What we got ranged in size and megapixels. But the winners were among the smallest and the biggest

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